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Messi aims to accomplish in New York what Maradona couldn’t 36 years ago

It is also the first time since Diego Maradona inspired Argentina to back-to-back World Cup finals in 1986 and 1990 that the country has reached consecutive title matches. Argentina won the World Cup in 1986 before finishing runners-up in 1990. Their seven final appearances have come in 1930, 1978, 1986, 1990, 2014, 2022 and 2026.

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Planning a large building? Centre proposes mandatory energy star ratings before completion

New buildings will soon require energy performance ratings. The government proposes a mandatory star rating system for large structures. Owners must register and submit compliance documents to the Bureau of Energy Efficiency. A provisional certificate will be issued after initial review. Final ratings will be provided within thirty days of submission.

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RRB ALP CBT 2 city slip 2026 released for July 28 exam, admit card expected soon

Railway Recruitment Board has released the RRB ALP CBT 2 City Intimation Slip 2026 for candidates who qualified the Stage 1 examination under ALP CEN 01/2025. The city slip was issued on July 18, 2026, for the CBT 2 exam scheduled on July 28, 2026. A total of 1,58,705 candidates can download the document using

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‘Forced to work 15 hours a day, no salary for 4 months’: Hyderabad woman stranded in Oman

A Hyderabad woman alleges forced labor and wage denial in Oman. She traveled for a housemaid job but faced poor conditions and no pay. The woman escaped and sought help from the Indian Embassy in Muscat. The embassy has acknowledged the matter and is investigating the situation. Officials are working to ensure her safety and

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Mount Olympus, mythological home of Greek gods, may get UNESCO status

Mount Olympus, a site of myth and nature, seeks UNESCO World Heritage recognition. This ancient Greek mountain is home to gods and diverse ecosystems. Locals hope for global acknowledgment to ensure its continued protection. The nomination process involves careful review and potential further requirements. Recognition would bring responsibilities for preserving its unique cultural and natural

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After power and water strain, US data centers run into new problem

America’s AI data center boom has slammed into an unexpected wall: a severe shortage of skilled workers. Contractor backlogs have surged sixfold while electricians and HVAC technicians stay scarce. From Texas to Arizona, data centers are poaching tradespeople with $40-an-hour wages, delaying home repairs and construction. With a projected shortfall of nearly 500,000 workers, this

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Sleepless nights, depressing times, and then a Grandmaster: Making of Rathanvel VS

After four-and-a-half years of heartbreak, sleepless nights and repeated near-misses, Rathanvel VS finally crossed the 2500 Elo mark to become India’s 99th Grandmaster. From discovering chess through a free board to overcoming injuries, financial setbacks and crushing disappointments, the 2001-born Coimbatore player’s perseverance, family support and belief transformed a long-awaited dream into reality.

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Delhi among world’s cheapest cities for property despite lowest salaries

Delhi offers affordable property and daily living, according to a new report. However, residents earn some of the world’s lowest salaries after taxes. Property prices in Delhi remain relatively low compared to other global cities. Daily expenses like coffee are among the cheapest worldwide for consumers. Despite affordability, Delhi did not rank high in quality

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China building world’s largest naval replenishment ship to boost carrier operations

China is developing a new and larger naval replenishment vessel at Guangzhou Shipyard. This advanced vessel is expected to exceed the size of current Type 901 support ships, bolstering the People’s Liberation Army Navy’s ability to operate effectively at long ranges. Its impressive dimensions may even rival those of the US Navy’s replenishment fleet, reflecting

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